Indians Lose a Pair Not Getting a Tally
Chicago shut out Cleveland 2 to 0 in both games of a May 28 double header. Scatt Coumbe took the loss in the first duel, Morton saw his eight game winning streak end, and Faber starred with strong pitching. Sensational fielding marked the twin bill as Chicago capitalized on timely hitting and solid defense.
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Pasced Ball
Connelly and Bildebrand
Griffmen Set to Lead A L on Long Trip This Week
Griffmen head toward a circuit swing as league leaders with a slim margin over Indiana and Donovan’s Yankees in pursuit. Clark Griffith contemplates pitchers for today’s game while Connie Mack and Harry Davis arrive in Philadelphia. Giants aim to extend 16 straight wins as Murray tops Scarborough tourney action and various minor league scores roll in from across the country.
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Pirates Sweep Cardinals Twice at St Louis in Twin Win
Pittsburgh defeated St. Louis 4 to 0 and 4 to 1 in a doubleheader at Louis. Carey, Wagner, Bescher and Hinchman sparked a steady Pirates attack while Mamaux and Meadows matched with solid pitching. St. Louis struggled to mount offense asfielding and timely hits favored Pittsburgh in both games.
Mount Vernon Tops In Tennis Circuit
Mount Vernon moved to the Interdenominational Tennis League lead by sweeping McKendree 8 0. Team results show Mount Vernon players Wood Whaley Young Munson Toll Martin defeating McKendree entries Bell Haney Brown Dunagan Nutt Tillman in various singles and doubles matches.
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Reinoehl- Wood
Friends School Rackets Win Narrow Tech High Match
Friends School tennis team won four of six matches in a tense meet with Tech High. A 38 game marathon saw King pin Friends over Eppleshaimer 11-9 4-6 6-2. Singles results include Bingles-Harrison (Friends) edging Adams (Tech) 4-6 6-3 7-5 and Suttlet (Tech) beating Brown (Friends) 6-4 6-3. Doubles Kingan Brown (Friends) defeated Epplesheimer Suttlet (Tech) 6-4 6-3, Harrison Boynton (Friends) defeated al Adams (Tech) 6-4 4-6 6-2.
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Tigers Beat Browns In Listless Contest
Detroit won a low slugging game 6 to 3 over St. Louis. The Tigers chased Bob Groom in the third inning as Park followed in his relief. Davis scattered the Browns’ hits, with a ninth inning spark by Park. Cobb and Slater led Detroit’s offense amid a steady defensive effort.
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Reds Rally In Ninth To Beat Cubs 3 To 2
Cincinnati wins the final game of the series with Chicago 3 to 2 as a ninth inning rally and Saier errors help decide it. Mann, Zimmermann and Doolan key hits. Chase and Beier steal bases. Seaton and Schulz staff held Cub hitters. Harrison elected Friends School basketball captain for next season.
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Strong Doubles List for Middle Atlantic Championship
Twenty men's doubles teams compete in the Middle Atlantic Championship at Columbia Country Club with a Chicago prelims berth on the line. Notables include Doyle, Breck, Treanor, Moore, and Norfolk pair Whitehead with Tunstall. California captain Rogers also appears. matches are best-of-five with top priority given to this event.
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Fighters Are Ready for Bout Tomorrow at Ardmore Club
Andy Cortez the Brooklyn secrapper and Tommy Lowe the Washington flyweight are in trim for a fifteen round mill at the Ardmore Club tomorrow after noon. They have met in the ring before with honors fairly seen and seek a decisive victory. The semi wind-up features Young Thomas and Young Jaso in a keen contest. Two preliminaries and a four battle royal are on the program starting at 2 30. Also noted is a 2 to 0 Willard Hotel nine victory over Shoreham on the White lot due to Tolan pitching and Thompson at short.
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